Branching

Branching allows you to create multiple pathways through a course, to allow your Learner to have a more engaging, non-linear experience

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Written by Joe Burns, Debbie Hill, and Georgina Cooke

Use cases

Best practice for creating branching scenarios

Examples and advice to help you build branching scenarios using Elucidat

Written by Georgina Cooke
Updated over a week ago

How to set up a role selector

A guide to creating a role selector in Elucidat using Rules

Written by Debbie Hill
Updated over a week ago

Linking

Linking Overview

Written by Joe Burns
Updated over a week ago

Page Locking

A look at the different ways to lock your learners progression until they complete content

Written by Joe Burns
Updated over a week ago

Advanced linking

A closer look at how linking works in conjunction with locking

Written by Joe Burns
Updated over a week ago

Page Progress

Page Progress overview

These are indicators designed to show your learners which sections they have viewed and which they have completed

Written by Joe Burns
Updated over a week ago

Sections

The ‘Page Progress’ and ‘Linking’ features use ‘Sections’ to define each of the areas on your Page

Written by Joe Burns
Updated over a week ago

Rules

Rules Overview

With ‘Rules’, Elucidat courses change dynamically according to your learners actions

Written by Joe Burns
Updated over a week ago

Rules examples

There are many useful ways to use Rules here are a couple of examples of uses for them

Written by Joe Burns
Updated over a week ago

Additional features

Timers

With the ‘Timers’ feature you can control the length of time a learner is allowed to spend on any page or section of your project

Written by Joe Burns
Updated over a week ago